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If you would like to visit the saltworks and the exhibitions in addition to the walk, you should plan at least 90 minutes.

The fortifications at this site have undergone many changes. In the Middle Ages, there was a castle on this site, Chastel Belin, which was apparently destroyed in the 17th century. From 1674, Vauban had the Château Belin built with further fortifications, which were, however, razed to the ground by the Austrians at the beginning of the 19th century and rebuilt in 1828. In 1871, during the Franco-Prussian War, the city capitulated to a numerically superior enemy, but the Belin and Saint-André forts did not surrender and held the strategically important position. Today it is privately owned and is apparently being renovated.

Iconic 17th century chapel built following a vow made by the population to thank the Virgin Mary for protecting the inhabitants from epidemics and during the Thirty Years' War. It has an oval plan and is surmounted by a recently renovated dome with glazed roof tiles, a lantern tower and a bell tower. https://www.coeurdujura-tourisme.com/

The ascent to the cross is car-friendly and has steps. The GR59 may have been rerouted in the meantime, but a detour here is definitely justified. The paths on Mt Poupet are well signposted and the summit cross is highly recommended.

Place steeped in history.

It is very interesting to visit the saltworks. The underground part of the tour is only possible with a guide. It is best to be there early in the morning for the sightseeing, otherwise there will be too many people there. The saltworks is a world cultural heritage site.

Salins-les-Bains: Charming town in eastern France renowned for its salt pans, thermal baths, picturesque setting and cultural attractions, offering a mix of history, relaxation and natural beauty.

Les Salines d'Arc-et-Senans is a historic saltworks complex located in eastern France. It is known for its impressive architecture and its importance in salt production during the 18th and 19th centuries.